Does anyone have a mysql script to create a mysql table for housing responses from authorize.net in the default response structure/schema? I'm about to create one, but was wondering if a sql script already exists that could save me some time.
--James Earlywine
Depends, are you just logging responses? I usually just do a print_r() and log it to a file, in case I need to look it up later. Outside of that, there's really only a few fields you generally need to check / save, not worth the trouble of saving the entire response.
08-22-2012 01:16 AM